The phrase "adequately freedom" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two words that do not work together grammatically.
Example: "We must ensure that individuals have adequately freedom to express their opinions." (This should be corrected to "adequate freedom.")
Alternatives: "sufficient freedom" or "ample freedom."
Critics of the draft constitution say it does not adequately protect freedom of expression or women's equality.
There is no need for more laws, and the ones we already have failed to adequately protect freedom of expression.
Women like Ibtisam Ali say they do not trust male politicians to adequately protect freedom of religion and expression in a new constitution.
In doing so the Court explained how the regime of copyright itself respects and adequately safeguards the freedom of speech protected by the First Amendment.
With his tweet, Trump not only ignored their voices, but the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom, which in 2016 recommended Sissi's Egypt as a Country of Particular Concern because of its failure to adequately uphold religious freedom and protect religious minorities (like Coptic Christians).
During the interview with Christiane Amanpour of CNN, Mr. ElBaradei, the former chief of the International Atomic Energy Agency, urged Mr. Morsi to delay the referendum for a few months, saying that the draft constitution — a "sham," he called it — did not adequately protect women, freedom of expression or religion.
At one of the hearing's panels, the councilmembers assured First Amendment attorneys that the D.C. code -- which offers protections for religious organizations -- adequately protected religious freedom.
The opposition had demanded the referendum be postponed, saying the assembly had approved the draft despite a boycott by liberals, secularists and Christians, who believe it does not adequately protect women, freedom of expression or religion.
The opponents did score one legal victory, however, as the judge found that the Transportation Department had not adequately complied with a Freedom of Information request for internal statistics and documents related to the bicycle lane.
Widmer dials down the superlatives for Harry Truman, who, we are told, adequately managed "the fortress of freedom built by F.D.R".
